Clarke County Georgia legal notices list pending administrations and charters
Clarke County notices show executor B Johnson seeking discharge of L G Johnson estate and invites creditors to show cause. Also listed is election for coroner on April 9 and requests for various charter amendments and incorporations including Aberdeen Linen Mills and Elks Home Association with officers, stock, capital, and location details in Athens area.
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Georgia
Clarke County
B. Johnesn
LG. Jn
L.G Johnson
Clarke
Rogers
Ani
Ias
Gorn
Roger Ape
Athens
E. J. Crawford
Superior Court
Executor's Sale of Athens Property in Clarke County Georgia
Executor J Z Comer offers at public sale June 1905 at the Clarke County courthouse in Athens two parcels. First a corner dwelling on Baldwin and Doboy streets with eight rooms, two and a half stories, and outbuildings. second a four room cottage on a separate lot. Sale set in legal hours with cash terms and at the same time and place any day.
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Georgia
Clarke County
Said
Southern Manufacturing Company
McWhorter, Strickland & Green
Court House
Athens
Baldwin
Daboy Streets
Baldwin Street
Doboy Street
Sale of Athen’s Sheriff Auction of Livestock and Wagon
On the first Tuesday in May next the court house in Sal d county will host a public outcry sale to the highest bidder for cash. Levied against J A Saye to satisfy a Woodward Mantel Company against J A Saye and Mrs Ida L Shewell in Athens City Court. Livestock and wagon include a black horse nine years old a sorrel mare nine years old a two horse wagon and double harness. Date of levy April 6 1905 by Sheriff Jno W Wier.
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Court House
J. A. Saye
City Court of
Athens
Sald County
Woodward Mantel Company
Ida L. Shewell
JNO
W. Wier
Notice to Debtors and Creditors in Estate Case
Notice to debtors and creditors of the estate of N. L. Young. JOAN R. WHITE is the Administrator. All persons indebted must pay promptly and all claims should be presented for payment. Court or probate details are not provided in this fragment.
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N. L
Young
Joan R. White
N. L. Young
Southerner's Good Fortune from Hyomei Cure
Greensboro man Sam A. Hoover reports a life changing cure for nasal catarrh and deafness using Hyomei. He credits the Hyomei outfit with clearing secretions and restoring hearing, noting the complete set costs $1 with extra bottles at 50 cents and a strong guarantee offered by H. R. Palmer & Sons.
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Sam Hoover
Sam A. Hoover
Greensboro
N. C
Mr. Hoover
Athens
H. R. Palmer & Sons
Delegates Named for Good Roads Conference in Baton Rouge
Governor Terrell of Georgia appointed forty five delegates from counties including Fulton, Chatham, DeKalb, Bibb and Spalding to the National Good Roads Association convocation to be held April 28 and 29 in Baton Rouge Louisiana. Delegates, many county commissioners, were officially commissioned and will likely attend at county expense. list includes Wifford L. Anderson, Hubert Cutherson, and others from Fulton, Bartow, Clayton, Cobb and surrounding counties.
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Atlanta
Terrell
National Good Roads Association
Baton Rouge
Louisiana
Fulton County
Wifford L. Anderson
Hubert Cuthergon
Board of County Commissioners
McKinley
Ballwin
W. H. Lumpkin
Bartow
Rell
Groover
Brooks
Prank M. Gates
Hurke
Alex J Atkinson
Butts
McLaren
Campbell
J. J. Dale
Chatham
Norman
Jr. Colquitt
J. BE. McClelland
DeKalb
J. R. McCollum
Coweta
W. I. Carr
Crawford
W. A. Greer
Dooly
F. L
W. T. Gay
Randolph
F. M. Longley
Troup
C. Knight
Walton
C.D. Thigpen
Washington
BY. Hill
Wilkes
D. H. Davis
Worth
George F. McLeod
Wilcox
EL A. Wimbish
Bibb
J. B. Reeves
Spalding
T. P. Stanley
Clarke
Mis. Marie Worth Leaves Watkinsville After Two Weeks
Watkinsville, Ga April 12 Marie R Worth of Chicago ends two week stay and will travel via Madison to Tifton. Local notables include Athens men J B Gamble W M Smith and John T Anderson at county court and Mrs James Woods of St Louis visiting after nine years. Hints of local politics among H C Frick and Addicks referenced.
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Watkinsville
Marie R. Worth
Chicago
Tifton
Madison
John B. Gamble
W. M. Smith
John T. Anderson
Athens
James Woods
St. Louis
W. A. Woods
Stone Mountain
Bishop
James Mayne
W. H. Ashford
Atlanta
A. W. Ashford
Hot Springs
Ark
Asa Rix
Birm
Ingham
J. B. Poulnot
Appeal Over Handling of Corpse in Railroad Shipment
Guthrie Oklahoma April 1 An appeal to the Oklahoma supreme court questions railroad responsibility for handling a corpse during shipment Charly Long and wife of Vondereek lost damages in district court Judge Beauchaip ruled for Rock Island Railroad The Longs small son’s body shipped from Ponderevk to Marshfield Interment delayed and body mutilated alleged careless employees The appeal contests judge refusal to compensate for mental anguish and injuries tied to the corpse Also notice: wanted travel agent for firm with 250000 cap Hal Salary 1074 yearly plus weekly benefits Athens IA
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Guthrie
Okla
Oklahoma Supreme Court
Charly Long
Vondereek
Beauchaip
Rock Island Railroad Company
Longsway
Fran Ponderevk
Marshfield
Int
Benacs
Jelamp
Jon
A. Alexander
Athens
President Jordan Warns on Cotton Policy and Fertilizer Use
President Hlarvie Jordan of the Southern Cotton Association warns farmers in Alabama Georgia and South Carolina to cut cotton acreage by at least 25 percent to curb fertilizer use and avert financial ruin. He argues fertilizer sales reflect increased corn planting and fears unity of action across regions is needed to avoid bankruptcy and a stalled southern economy.
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Sald
Sald Corporation
Hlarvie Jordan
Southern Cotton Association
Jordan
Departments of Agricultture
Alabama
Georgia
South Carolina
Linfaras
Commissioners of Agriculture
South
Southwest
Mason Home Nears Completion in Macon Georgia
In Macon Georgia on April 13 the new masonic home nears completion with about sixty applicants to be admitted around May 1. Captain W A Davis and Julius L Mack report readiness for the formpolagnien and opening. Water connections, grounds, and preparations are finished, with the three story building overlooking the Ocmulgee. Lodges and committees prepare for an elaborate opening marking a Masonry milestone in the state. A separate note touts savings on paint at a large Georgia Methodist Church, using 32 gallons Longman Martinez paint and 24 gallons linseed oil for under $1.2 per gallon, saving about $80 and prompting further donations. Dosler & Co. supplies promote their famed paints.
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Macon
Ma‘sonie
W. A. Davis
Julius L. Mack
Formpolagnien
Harris
Ocmulgee
Grand Lodge
Georgia
Longman & Martinez
Dosler & Ca
Secret trunk hunt tied to beef trust probe in Chicago
Secret service men pursue a missing sixth seventh trunk linked to a grand jury probe of the packing industry. Six trunks taken from a First National Bank vault hold papers on sausage casing price schemes. Officials seek Aetna Trading Company leaders who may explain items in the trunks. Henry G. Godfrey suspected of fleeing to Toronto. Witness E B Fish provided key testimony as secrecy surrounds the case. Reports tie seven missing witnesses to the investigation and possible Canada departures.
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Chicago
Secret Service
Federal Jury
Natonal Bank
Ciasing
Aetna Trading Company
Grand Jury
Canada
Brantley Denies Rumors On Gubernatorial Race
Congressman Brantley says all rumors about his name in the gubernatorial race are unfounded and that he has more work for his district in Congress before any higher honors. He signals continued service and potential future calls to greater duties.
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Brantley
Congress
Presbyterians Move Toward Union With Northern Church
Cumberland Presbyterian headquarters in Nashville announces the union proposal has reached 58 votes in favor with 114 presbyteries yet to hear. The Northern Presbyterian church reportedly favors the plan by about 10 to 1 and has settled pay rates for negroes. General assemblies set for May 17 in Fresno and Winona Lake. full union not expected to be completed for about two years due to detail work.
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Nashvvile
Tenn
Cumberland Presbyterian Headquarters
Northern Presbyterian Church
Cumberland Presbyterian Church
Pennsylvania Cumberland
Cumberland Presbyterians
Fresno
California
Presbyterians
Winina Lane
Ind
Desperate Negro Stabbing Sparks Manhunt in Covington
In Covington Georgia deputies with bloodhounds hunted a desperate black man named Frank Thomas through swamps in the county's southern part after he stabbed Joseph Bohannon, a white farmer near Stewart, multiple times in a late morning attack following a reprimand for tardy arrival to work.
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Covington
Tom Mattox
Clifford Nixon
Frank Thomas
Joseph Bohannon
Stewart
Nexro
Bohannon
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Pate Span
Wingfield
J. Crawford
Superior Court Clarke Co
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Hodgson
Brups Phintzy
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Hrgan
Caribere
C. H, Newton
FL Tibbetts
Reregraph
Aberdeen Linen Mills
Athena
McWhorter
Strickland & Green, Petitioners’ Attorneys
Aforgia
Lon
State OF Georgia
A. J. Baxter
Aaron Cohen
J. HL. Rucker
C. B. Grifeith
M. G. Michael
D. TP. Haselton
J. K. Dozier
Jake Stern
BE. C. Nanson
D. Q. Abbott
Showeth
Athens Lodge 790
Benevolent Protective Order of
Iks
Elks Home Association
Elks
City of
United States
Brand
Thos
J, Shackelford
Elmer J. Crawford
C. Clarke County
Ead
Kali Works
New York
Nassau St
South Broad Street
Watkingville
Georgia Durham
Winder
Blanche Jackson
Mars Iill
Daisy Wynn
Edgar CD. Thompson
Elizabeth Wells
Will Anderson
Simonton
John Montgomery
George Adams
H.C. Frick
Pennslyvania
Mason
Government Secret Service
Ienry G. Godfrey
Toronto
E. B. Fish
Schwarzschild & Sulzberger
Fish
Valdosta
Cumberland
Friends of Union